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1 MOST IMMEDIATE by SPL MESSENGER/U.M.S GOVERNMENT of PAKISTAN CARTNFT SECRVTAPIAT ESTABLISHMENT DIVISION F. No. 8/1/2020-T-VI 1.41: 1 MOST IMMEDIATE BY SPL MESSENGER/U.M.S GOVERNMENT OF PAKISTAN CARTNFT SECRVTAPIAT ESTABLISHMENT DIVISION F. No. 8/1/2020-T-VI Islamabad, the 11th September, 2020 The Rector, • ...LS-IA.1441. 1.1.111,1•J r U111-13 Lahore. Subject: NOMINATIONS OF BS-18 OR EQUIVALENT OFFICERS FOR 30111 MID CAREER MANAGEMENT COURSE (MCMC) AT NIMS KARACHI, LAHORE, PESHAWAR , ISLAMABAD AND QUETTA FROM 05-10-2020 TO 11-12-2020 Dear Sir, I am directed to refer to this Division's 0.M of even number dated 09-06-2020 on the subject noted above and to say that the competent authority has been pleased to approve nominations of the following BS-18/equivalent officers for the forthcoming 30th Mid-Career Management Course (MCMC):- S. Name of Officers / Place of Posting Name of No . Institution (NIMs) PAKISTAN ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICE (PAS) I. Mr. Muhammad Umar Masud, awaiting posting in S&GAD, Government Lahore of Punjab. Mr. Imran Hamid, Additional Secretary, Health Department, Government Peshawar of KPK. Mr. Mehtab Waseem Ahzar, Deputy Commissioner, Karachi Mandi Bahauddin. Sayed Muhammad Masood Nouman, S&GAD, Govt of Punjab, Lahore Lahore Muhammad Usman, Additional Secretary, Home Department, KPK Peshawar Mrs. Saira Omar, at the disposal of Govt of Punjab, Lahore Lahore Ms. Zainab Khan, S&GAD, Govt of Punjab Lahore Ms. Sumaira Zaheer/ Farooq, likely to join on 15.09.2020 Lahore Mr. Mubeen Illahi, Chief of Section, P&D Board, Punjab, Lahore. Lahore Mr. Ahmed Ali Siddiqui, Deputy Commissioner, EAST, Karachi. Karachi I • Mr. Iftikhar Alam, DC, TD Mohmand, KPK Peshawar Ms. Saima Ali, Additional Secretary/ Head, Punjab Management Reforms Lahore under I&C Wing of S&GAD. Mr.Zeeshan Shabbir Rana, Additional Secretary (Prisons), Home Lahore Department, Government of Punjab: 2 Khalid Mahmood Capt (R), Availing Chevening Scholarship U.K w.e.f 23- Peshawar 09-2019 to 30-09-2020. Kanwer Ejaz Khaliq Razzaqui, Additional Director General (Housing), Quetta LDA, Lahore. Government of Punjab. Mr. Abdul Shakoor, Additional Commissioner (Revenue), Sahiwal. Quetta Government of Punjab. Ms. Qurat-ul-Ain Memon, Project Director Education City with additional Karachi charge of Director Administration at Sindh Investment Department of CJ V v 1-i-ii-t-i:-..-nt of c irfl h. Abid Ali Lt (R), Project Director, Automation of Stamps and Registration, Karachi Board of Revenue, Karachi. Qurat-ul-Ain Fatima Flt. Lt (R), Deputy Secretary , Establishment Division. Islamabad POLICE SERVICE OF PAKISTAN (PSP) Mr. Muhammad Nasir Muneed Qureshi, Deputy Director, National Police Islamabad Bureau (NPB), Islamabad. Mr. Hussain Ahmed Lehri, SP District Nouski, Balochistan. Quetta Mr. Fida Hussain, Awaiting posting in CPO Sindh. Karachi Capt (R) Tariq Walait, SSP (operations) Rawalpindi. Peshawar Ms. Amara Athar, Battalion Commander, PC, Lahore. Lahore Mr. Zeeshan Shafique Sicidiqui, Awaiting Posting in CPO Sindh. Karachi Mr. Ismail-ur-Rehman, DPO Nankana Sahib, Punjab. Lahore Mr. Muhammad Faisal, SSP (Investigation) Rawalpindi. Islamabad Rana Shoaib Mehmood, DPO Khushab. Lahore Mr. Abadit Nisar, SSP Internal Accountability Branch, Capital City District Lahore Lahore. Mr. Waqar Shoaib Anwar, AIG (Admin & Security) CPO Punjab Lahore. Lahore Mr. Muhammad Ateeque Tahir, AIG (logistics), NH&MP, Islamabad. Islamabad Syed Abdul Rahim Sherazi, SSP/AVCC, CIA, Karachi. Karachi Syed Ali Akbar Shah, Chief Traffic Officer (CTO), Rawalpindi. Islamabad Sayed Husnain Haider, DPO Chiniot. Lahore Mr. Zahid Nawaz, DPO Qasur. Lahore Ms. Nida Umar Chatha, SP (administration) Special Branch, Punjab, Lahore Lahore. Syed Khalid Mehmood Hamdani, DPO Attock. Peshawar Ms. Shaista Nadeem, SP PHP, Lahore. Lahore Syed Shehzad Nadeem Bukhari, District Officer (DO), FC, Islamabad. '''. Islamabad - OFFICE MANAGEMENT GROUP (OMG) Mr. Mohammad Khalid, Deputy Secretary Planning Dev & Reform Islamabad Ms. Tahmina Habib, awaiting posting Establishment Division Lahore Ms. Beenish Noor, at the disposal of Government of Punjab, Lahore. Lahore Ms. Naila Kanwal, Deputy Director, Privatization Comraission Islamabad 3 Malik Ishfaq Khan, Section Officer, Ministry of Finance, Islamabad Karachi Mr. Qaiser Farooq, OSD, Establishment Division, Islamabad. Lahore FOREIGN SERVICE OF PAKISTAN (FSP) Mr. Faisal Abr.°, Consul, Parep Jeddah, Lahore Mr. Biiai Aka can„ First Secretary, Farep Beijing Kai at,hi Mr. Majid Khan Lodhi, Acting Director, Ministry of Foreign Affairs Lahore Mr. Junaid Sadiq, First Secretary, Parep The Hague Peshawar Ms. Faiza Haseeb, Acting Director, Ministry of Foreign Affairs Islamabad Ms. Sara Ijaz, First Secretary, Parep Berlin Islamabad Mr. Shafqat Ullah, First Secretary, Parep Havana Peshawar INLAND REVENUE SERVICE (IRS) Ms. Yasmin Sadaf, Deputy Commissioner, RTO, Rawalpindi. Islamabad Ms. Nafeesa Bano„ Deputy Commissioner, RTO, Rawalpindi Islamabad Mr. Sami Ullah Khan, Deputy Commissioner, RTO, Peshawar Peshawar Mr. Shoukat Ali, Deputy Commissioner, RTO-III, Karachi Karachi Mr. Sohail Ahmad, Deputy Commissioner, RTO, Peshawar Peshawar Mr. Osama Idrees, Second Secretary, FBR (HQ), Islamabad. Islamabad Rao Shahzad Akhter Ali Khan, Deputy Commissioner, RTO-II, Lahore Lahore Ch. Murtaza Ali Akbar„ Deputy Director, DOT (IR), Lahore Lahore Syed Hasan Sardar, Second Secretary, FBR (HQ), Islamabad. Quetta Ms. Sana Aslam Janjua, Deputy Commissioner, RTO-II Lahore. Lahore PAKISTAN CUSTOM SERVICE (PCS) Mr. Muhammad Tauver Ahmad Dar, Model Customs Collectorate of Lahore Enforcement and Compliance, Lahore Mr. Muhammad Ali Asad Khan, Chief Collector Customs (Central), Lahore Lahore Mr. Iqbal Ahmad Memon„ Model Customs Collectorate, Hyderabad Karachi Mr. Falik Shair, Model Customs Collectorate, Gwadar. Lahore Mr. Ammar Ahmad Mir, Directorate General of Training & Research Karachi (Customs), Karachi. Mr. Yawar Nawaz, Model Customs Collectorate of Enforcement and Peshawar Compliance, Peshawar. Ms. Nausheen Riaz Khan, Directorate of Risk Management, Karachi. Karachi COMMERCE & TRADE GROUP (C&TG) Mr. Ali Sufian, awaiting Posting. Peshawar Mr. Habib Nawaz, Deputy Director, Cabinet Division, Islamabad. Islamabad Ms. Madiha Ali, Deputy Director, TDAP, Lahore. Lahore INFORMATION GROUP (IG) .„-- 73. Mr. Shahab Hamid, awaiting posting Islamabad Ms. Maryam Shaheen, Executive Officer, DEMP, Islamabad. Islamabad Mr. Muhammad Faisal Ilyas, SO/PRO, Prime Minister's Office Peshawar 4 PAKISTAN AUDIT & ACCOUNTS SERVICE (PA&AS) Quetta Mr. Ali Tariq, Deputy Director, Rector PAAA, Lahore Climate Change & Islamabad Sheikh Afzaal Raza, Deputy Director, DG Environmental, Islamabad Ms. Tehreem Rafaqat, Deputy Director Audit, DG (W) Provincial, Lahore. Lahore „.,..v.. Quetta Mr. Dilshad Raza, Deputy Director, DG IR&C (N), Lahore POSTAL GROUP R ecrinn Office 1 Quetta Mr. manzoor Ahmea Banga,1 ki ;., vii dcputaiitin (Bisp) Quetta I ECONOMIST GROUI Islamabad Ms. Zara Umer, Assistant Chief, Ministry of Planning Development & Reforms MILITARY LANDS & CANTONMENTS GROUP (ML&CG) Lahore Mrs. Ammara Ammar, ADO (Lands) HQML & C/RWP, Ministry of Defence Karachi Karachi Mr. Arfeen Zubair Ch, Additional Military Estate Officer, Cantonment, Ministry of Defence Peshawar Mr. Mansoor Alam, CEO Shorkot, Ministry of Defence RAILWAYS (COMMERCIAL & TRANSPORTATION) GROUP Lahore Mr. Shahid Raza, Deputy FGIR, Pakistan Railways, Headquarters Office, Lahore. Quetta Mr. Zeeshan Shahzad, Admn Officer/PIU/CPEC, Lahore. MINISTRY OF RAILWAYS Civil Engineering Department: Karachi Mr. Khalid Javed, Deputy Director/ P&L, Pakistan Railways, Sukktir. Lahore Mr. Muhammad Umar Khan, Executive Engineer/ Design-I, Pakistan Railways. Mr. Arif-ur-Rehman, Deputy 'rector! 1-'roperty Lana, Railways, Headquarters Office, Lahore. Mechanical Engineering Department: 90. Mr. Muhammad Qasim Mastoi, Works Manager/ Const., Moghalpura, Lahore Lahore. Store & Purchase Department: Mr. Junaid Saleem Malik, Deputy Director/ Admn-V, Pakistan Railways, Islamabad Rawalpindi Signal & Telecommunication Department: 92. Syed Adil Gul Kakakhail, Divisional Signal Engineer, Pakistan Railways, Islamabad 3'" Rawalpindi General Administration Department: 93 Mr. Zafar Mehmood, Senior Personnel Officer-III, P.R. HQ's Office, Peshawar Lahore 5 AVIATION DIVISION p , Airport Security Force Mr. Naushad Ahmad, Deputy Director, ASF Peshawar Airport , Aviation Peshawar Division Mr. shams :Id Din, Deputy Dituct6-r, HQ, .A.sr, Karachi Aiipoit, Aviation Pe-hawai Division Syed Iftikhar ul Hassan Naqvi, Deputy Director, CSO (North) Office Islamabad Islamabad, Aviation Division Mr. Arshad Mehmood, Deputy Director, ASF Gilgit Airport, Aviation Peshawar Di,.ric.i3ri Mr. Asad Ullah, Deputy Director, ASF Karachi Airport, Aviation Division Quetta Mr. Arnjad Ali, Deputy Director, ASF Lahore Airport, Aviation Division Lahore 100 Mr. Muhammad Rashid, ASF Islamabad Airport, Aviation Division Karachi 101 Mr. Sabir Rehman, Deputy Director, CSO (North) Office Islamabad, Peshawar Aviation Division BOARD OF INVESTMENT (BOI) 102 Mr. Adnan Munir Rajput, System Analyst, Board of Investment, Islamabad Peshawar CABINET DIVISION Department of Communications Security 103 Mr. Iftikhar ud Din, ADG, Department of Communications Security, Karachi Cabinet Division. ESTABLISHMENT DIVISION Management Services Wing 104 Hafiz Ghulam Mustafa Javeed, Deputy Director, M.S. Wing, Islamabad. Islamabad Federal Public Service Commission (FPSC) 105 Mr. M.A Rehan, Deputy Director, Federal Public SL rvice Commission, Karachi Islamabad. Pakistan Public Administration Research Centre (PPARC) 106 Mr. Azhar Islam, Deputy Director , PPARC, Islamabad Quetta MINISTRY OF OVERSEAS PAKISTANIS
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